precedented
Britishadjective
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But no one could predict how the next few years would go, not just for Noah but for life itself, when unprecedented times became exhaustingly very precedented.
From Washington Post
“That second order is almost not precedented,” Bone said.
From Washington Times
"That second order is almost not precedented," Bone said.
From Fox News
“Unlike what we were saying even a year ago, we have learned how to live through these precedented times,” CTG’s Pressman says over the phone.
From Los Angeles Times
The fifth was the 2021 Washington Huskies, who find themselves in a precedented predicament.
From Seattle Times
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